CodeCLI 1.1.4

CodeCLI

Introduction

The Code CLI is a simple command-line interface tool that you use to initialize, develop, scaffold, and maintain dotnet C# applications directly from a command shell.

Installation

Using the .net core CLI from a terminal window:

dotnet tool install --global CodeCLI

Note: restart your IDE after installation.

Usage

Invoke the tool on the command line through the dotnet code executable.

Open dotnet solution in Visual Studio

dotnet code .

Help

dotnet code --help

Commands

• code
  • generate (g)
  • install (i)
  • config (c)

Generate Command

Generates and/or modifies files based on a schematic.

dotnet code generate --help

or

dotnet code g -h

Generate Sub Commands

dotnet code genarate or dotnet code g

• C#
  • Class (c)
  • Interface (i)
  • Record (r)
  • Enum (e)
  • Service (s)
• ASP.NET
  • Controller (ct)
  • Minimal Api (ma)
  • Middleware (mw)
  • Endpoint (ep) // with carter
• Vertical slice (repr)
  • command (c)
  • query (q)
• MediatR (m)
  • command (c)
  • query (q)
  • command-handler (ch)
  • query-handler (qh)
  • Notification (n)
  • Notification Handler (nh)
• Fluent Validation (fv)
  • Validator (v)

Install Sub Commands

dotnet code install or dotnet code i add packages to the ASP.NET Core Project

• code install (i)
  • MediatR (m)
  • FluentValidation (fv)
  • Carter (c)

Config Sub Command

dotnet code config comamnd registers the dependency to the ASP.NET Project.

• code config (c)
  • MediatR (m)
  • FluentValidation (fv)
  • Carter (c)

Examples

dotnet code g c test-class // generate a class with the name of TestClass
dotnet code g i test-name // generate an interface with the name of test-name
dotnet code g e enum_name // enum
dotnet code g fv v nameValidator // fluent validation validator

Note: You can use any naming convention for the name parameter